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<blockquote data-quote="Big D" data-source="post: 81163" data-attributes="member: 1214"><p>I have used it, mostly in the feedyard. That product was called impact finisher. I did not have good luck at all. The cost of gain was outrageous, the cattle took forever to finish. However, with what your talking about I have a better attitude about. These products help the animal to consume small amounts of grain at a time, hence, the ph within the rumen does not fluctuate, which helps preserve efficient digestion of thier forage. If they were fed a salt limited grain, They would more likely consume all of their daily share at one feeding, therefore changing the rumen ph and disturbing forage digestion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Big D, post: 81163, member: 1214"] I have used it, mostly in the feedyard. That product was called impact finisher. I did not have good luck at all. The cost of gain was outrageous, the cattle took forever to finish. However, with what your talking about I have a better attitude about. These products help the animal to consume small amounts of grain at a time, hence, the ph within the rumen does not fluctuate, which helps preserve efficient digestion of thier forage. If they were fed a salt limited grain, They would more likely consume all of their daily share at one feeding, therefore changing the rumen ph and disturbing forage digestion. [/QUOTE]
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